Vics dump anthem. What common culture?

Vics dump anthem
As we can read: CHAPTER 3 THE VOLUNTEERS Australia in the War of 1939–1945. Series 1 – Army - Volume I – To Benghazi (1961 reprint) Author: Gavin Long

But national character forms slowly, and although the Australian had already acquired a temperament, a manner of speech and a physical appearance that distinguished him from the people of the United Kingdom, .
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and, like other Dominion peoples, had acquired attitudes and habits of thinking that often made the colonial as irritating to the Englishman as the Englishman was puzzling to the colonial, all shared a common culture.